Visual Communication Role
This role involves designing, developing and implementing digital content to engage patients through various graphical and multimedia formats.
You will produce clinical trial materials in a dynamic format that is health literacy optimized. This will involve using graphic and multimedia programs to create engaging displays of patient-focused information.
In addition to creating digital content, you will leverage and create templates to layout and format visually appealing content. You will also be responsible for recording, editing and encoding audio files.
We are looking for someone with strong software design skills, including experience with InVision, Graphpad, Adobe Creative Suite and Microsoft Office Suite. Experience building content with media authoring tools is also essential.
The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's Degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communications or a related field, as well as 3+ years of experience in medical or health media/content development. Additionally, they should have 1-3 years of pharma or work experience in a regulated industry.
Responsibilities and Requirements:
* Design, develop and implement digital content to engage patients
* Produce clinical trial materials in a dynamic format
* Leverage and create templates to layout and format visually appealing content
* Record, edit and encode audio files
* Utilize software design programs such as InVision, Graphpad, Adobe Creative Suite and Microsoft Office Suite
* Bachelor's Degree in Graphic Design, Visual Communications or related field
* 3+ years of experience in medical or health media/content development
* 1-3 years of pharma or work experience in a regulated industry
Benefits:
Eli Lilly Cork offers a premium workspace with flexible hybrid working options, healthcare, pension, life assurance benefits, subsidised canteen, onsite gym, travel subsidies and on-site parking. We cater for all dimensions, ensuring inclusion of all ethnicities, nationalities, cultural backgrounds, generations, sexuality, visible and invisible disabilities and gender.